Air pollution in Southeast Asia

Smoke from agricultural fire killed over 100,000 people in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore in the fall of 2015. Smoke released from the farms that produce palm oil and timber for wood pulp and paper has caused air pollution for years in the region.

The number of people who died from air pollution in 2006 was 38% of 100,000 in the region. How many people were killed from air pollution in 2006 in the region?

Write the equivalent fraction and decimal for 38%.

How many times more people died in the fall of 2015 than in 2006 from air pollution? Answer in fractions in simplest form.